Joan MIRO Original 1938 Stone Lithograph \"L\'ete (The Summer) Mourlot Plate Sign For Sale

\"This lithograph was produced at the famed Atelier Mourlot in Paris, where Miró worked for over two decades alongside master printer Jean Célestin , a partnership that produced more than 1,000 lithographs and helped define Miró\'s graphic legacy.\"Joan MIRO Original 1938 Stone Lithograph \"L\'ete (The Summer) Mourlot Plate SignOriginal Lithograph printed byMourlor Freres in 1938,on heavy high quality Vellum paper.
Condition: Very Good, never framed.“Please refer to the attached pictures for the details about the condition of the item\"
Full Margin: 14\" x 10\" (35.5x25cm)
Suitable for framingShipped with USPS First Class.
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\"Miró took up lithography in 1939 on the encouragement of his friend Georges Braque, a casual suggestion that launched one of the most prolific printmaking careers of the 20th century.Miró considered printmaking a fully independent art form, not a secondary copy of his paintings , an approach that earned him the Grand Prize for Graphic Work at the 1954 Venice Biennale. Today, his lithographs represent the vast majority of his work available to collectors.\"